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YOU SHOULD READ THE RECORD ^THE NE^S lEST NEWSPAPER IN CLAY COUNTY
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VOLUME VIII.
FLOllA, ILUNOIS. THURSDAY. AUGUST 5. 1920
NUMBER 46
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%nm nHID RAISED TO BOOST tGffr
I Btnkers ki 32 Comities in S^ithern iUiiids L Underwrite (htauzitiM Formed to
I Develop Section*! Reeonrces
hiS^"' rnrbWdnHi. ni., Jnly 28.—9tiab- pledged Ite support te the uufWueBt p*^ era ot thiror-two Southera IlUnpta tki?«<k Jto »wrtdMt. C. H. Jtoekj -' eountles etobsMsd to the Sonthera halh wMi tt: I. Sehwietert, JWend minote Devtdopment Asseea#on, de#el«mmit of the nilnjls P«trnh whieta was organised ^tont two A teprgSMtththw of the C|leng[» nn4 Jwk. ago, at a^niUtor hera today. BseteM laiveta road ptodgM elMtor agreed to underwrite the assoetotion suWHM*. The press of Southera lili- tor 176,000 for • <g«flod of three note praeehted Ito united Mipport in yeara, ¦4KU»00 a year. all the iWrty-two coanass.^'
The swpuiit assigned each county R. H. Orant, of Flerd, ^ho attend- was based bn tth caplUl and surplus ed the meeting at Ghnondal e in eC the bgnks W the county proper- plate Of TsiBporary Chairman H. P. tiontag eae-tenth of 1 per cent of Pixley, who could not be present, tbto amonnt eaiBe home very enthusiastie over
The pwpose of the association is the ergahlaatlon now building.
the development of Southern Illinois He says the territory comprises
io sU lines of endeavor. It will act as Soatkara lUtools from Stfingham.
a clearing honse in asstating the and la onlelaily designated as
fnncUontog of all organlsaUons in "Egypt." The Commercial Clnb.
L this section of the state, the keynote Bankera' Association and Farmera'
1^ of Its aim being co-operation and InsUtnte in each county are to get
S coordination. All interest of southern together and select a permanent
S^ , IlUnoto will be promoted without re- chalMhan, Md form permanent or-
I" gard for section. Chambera of com- gadliatlea to each county to coop-
f merces, farm bureau schools, chnrah- erate With offlcera of the state asso-
es, rota*7 clubs farmera' tostltutea ctatton.
and every other'agency of indnstry. Developiheht lajjot confined to ag-
commerae production and traaspor- ricnltarb, bht-.,lnm«des todastrtol,
* Ution, will be brought in to action edueaubWlI gnd. raMgiona acUvlties
with the associgtion. and ^rytWng that would make
f C. J. Raner. manager of the Pro- "aSm" a toore desirable place to
f ductlon and Service Department of Ii'*- , ^
the St. Lonis Chamber of Commerae, One Of the most imp<n«int qnes
snld St. Lonia needed thto section tions M that of good raads. Assocla-
and vrould dp all in ito power to give tloj el9eato to take up thta matter
r the program aaristaaef .and ee-opera- andpneh «. , . .
. tion. aUteg that the plgn^had been ,, •¦^•fflil «' «<*»*? '"? .'°'<"^5.*,
raported to the offlpera of iba ebam- He* fwfia«MKl by Association will
ber Wtth favorabe response. «>«*>» W*. things for farmera, stock
The nilnois Central Railroad ralsera attd fruit growers.
CLAV Cb^tSTjr PBOPLB PICNIC
m sotnniEKiir .California
The annual Illinois picnic and bas¬ ket dinner waa held in Bixby Park, Long Beach, Cal. Saturday, July 24, 1930.
It ta claimed that 150,000 former Illinois people are now rasldents of Southern Oallfornta and that ^tbe number ta increasing every year.
liie followtog former Clay Oounty people wera ragtatered as present,giv- ^ng their former places of resldtoce in our county:
Z. T. Walker, Xenia.
Mr. and Mra. Mv.M. Moore, XOnia.
seth Foster, Louisville.
Mr. and- Mra. Roy L. Medcalf and son, Randolph, Flora.
Mis* Mary Bowler. .Flora.:'
Miss Myerl Bowler, Flora.'
Mra. Mamie Hanna Carpenter, Flora.
Chas. C, Smith, Flora.
Mra. Lucy Thomas Smith, Flora.
Mra. Oiie Ingalls Neeley, Flora.
Mtas Cosa Ingalta Flora.
Mts. Pearl Ingalls, Flora.
Mra. Maude' Oreen .Symonda, Flora
Claude B, Smith, Flora.
Mrs. Z. T. Green, FiOra. , J. A. Moora, Sailor Springs.
Mra.' Lola Conley MoNulty. Sailor Sprtogs.
Miss Ktale Moora. Sailor Springs.
Mra. Ahnn Karr Weare, Clay City.
Mr. and Mra. D. C. Pixley, Ingra¬ ham.
Randolph Smith, vtaitor, Flora.
Old acquatnUnces wera renewed at the raunion of Ctay County people and a most delightful day spent by all.
"inrts CLUB" outing
FLDHA OOee TO SALEM AND
HMNOS BACK THB BACON
The B. aiid O. athletic team can ptoy baH better away from home than dp thea^ owd lot, if the scora card is any evMegoe.
Sunday the shop team went to Saiem, thara to try their luck at re¬ deeming thelbselTes for ttae defeat of the Snndajr nravlons.
Chmnr tfxttaH the game for Flora, imaa, and..sfor>five to¬ la
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with L. Lent^ atter Salem had taatoA 4u«ntlve and evthnsiaattc aadieaee.
ohe rha. Salem alsb scored to the seventh, bnt after that they wera re> : In aH)l»ple OTder.
Bad gronnds caused a bench ot er; on both aides, three betag ehMltod np against Flora, while Salem marked up seven in their eol- dmg.
Plpra's three rans wera gatherad on five talta, wtaile Salem could gar¬ ner oMly two rnns on seyen hUs. Man- agar Okerry announces a gdme with Ednweod next Snnday at 1:00 p. m.
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Hfld ta Flora Tneaday Afternaon
Waa Well Attended and Bn-
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COaiMITTEB DECIDB8 JPOR
ONLY ONB NOMINBB
Last Friday afteraoon the Repub¬ lican Senatorial CommlUne for the 48nd Legtalative Diatrtet, composed of the eountles of Ciay. Marlon. •rK.tT OF SPBBCH IN NKXT ISSUBj CUnton and Effingham, met in
I Flora, to decide liow many men to
... ......... . I nominate In tbe September ISth
Uent-Gov. John O. Oglesby, ofl"|i"'"jr' " "
5!.''*i"'''!L'"21*'^I..l".'S'^n%' About 60 Republicans from the Tueeday aftaingi^iVMfUg throngh ,„^, counties were present and talks
wera made on poMthnl eondltiens.
by eute from VNtHpOai.
Bb made a tltWen minote address «t the 0»era hetme to a good-eiaed
Hto «Mi«netatlo« of.the. Thompaon ^,0^. decided to stond tor only
aHNhine. showtog the Mernyiileva HKHheds anH the dtoloyatty Of the Chicago Mayor during the war, when he waa d«iouneed hy Theodora Roosevtit, brought foHh applause from the audience. The two men run¬ ntog tor U, 8. Senator and govera¬ or on the Thompaon slate ara prob¬ ably very good men personally, but they are In bad company tying up With Thompson, and his support should damn them with all patriotic Republicans unless Smith aad Small come out and openly rapudiate the Thorapson-Luodin outfit.
Owing to lack of time and apace
While general eondlthwe looked good for Harding and QOOlIdge, tho coPimiUee. after hearing tkim the
•ne nomtoee.
The' committeeman from Clinton County ia dead, ieavtag three mem¬ bera—J. C. Sanden of Clay County, Mr. Bvans of Marion County, and Herman R. Sherbarth ot Btfingham County.
Marion and Clinton fellows wera for one nopkinee, Effingham county was for two nominees, and the fact of only thrae committeemen left U up to Ctoy County's man to decide, and he voted for one.
Thera ara two announced candi¬ dates, Chas. L. McMackln of Salem, and J. A. Bateman of Ctay City. Mr.
we conld not piit in type Oglesby's b^^^qJ^ii'.^^, ,„, t^„ nominations, plea on which he U asking the votes j,„t his own connty failed to sustain of Illinois Republicans, but we will ^^ |„ ^Yia caucus
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LEAVES FOR EXTENDED TRIP TO THE
BAST
Miss Cecil McOraw, Kenner cor¬ respondent for The Reoord, left tast Thnrsday tor an extended trip tn the eaat. She accompanied Mra. Lena Hang Jones and sister, Jennie K. Haug, of Cleveland, O., who have |beeB spending the summe> Jn Cam¬ bria, 111., with their paranto. Rev. and Mn. E. J. Haug. They, with aaiaa other friends, will spend the month of Augnst camptog on Lake Elrie, whera they expect to he Joined ..<ai>. -etydn-MeOswy, oxtBear Tprk. dnx^ Jng Ua vaeation. The party will to- ~ ' a trip to Mtaiara ruto. Mtoa llrew haa not decided Jnat when will re^i^
ANOTHER crrndEN IS
OAUUED BT OEATH
Ah -tianttil event which ta always looked ferttord to with a great deal of ipteMst-tty the "Witty Club," a groiw-. H hlih school atudenta, a't whien Ilug tbe club membera of eighteen vivacioua young ladies go Into camp for a week or ten dayg for one good time camping, eating, alng- ing, awimmtog, wadtog and en]oy- tog a grand out-of-door Ufe The tnn sUrted Tueaday moralng early when a truck loaded with camp aup¬ pllea. aiMl,«n$(>nioblles fUlad wjKh the JojflSuB girls landed at Bothwoirs Ford and unloaded on the banks of the Wabash. The glrta have formed a ukulele club and will have plenty of Hawaiian musie.
The ehaperones ara Mra. Irl Hansbrough, Mra. J. Bowman and Miaa Mildred Miller.
Following ara the club membera: The Miases Dorothy Anderson, Mary Cummins. Mary and Martha Bow¬ man, Celta Tibbs. Eva and Iva Luak, Lois Bradford, Pauline Meyers. Evelyn Songer, Frances SUnford, Katherine Ricketts, Otodya Barker. Erms Young. Cora Edith Harwood, Virginia Mann, Pauline McCauley, ot Flora, and Edna Yohe, of Mt. Erie.
HAS LEASED CAMPBELL FARM
Prof. S. E. SIser, of Armstrong 111., has leased the W. A. Campbell farm west ot Flore and will move his family here next week.
Prof. Siser was employed as agri¬ cultural Instructor at Armstrong the past jrear. The high, school board of dlrectora In thta city fortunately se cured his services'as agricultural In- atractor in the H.-S. T. H. S. for the enantog year. As he desires to live on a farm where he will be able to make demonstrations in the study of agrieultura. he found the Campbell farm very desirable.
Mr. and Mra. Campbell will retura soon to their old home near Wauke- gan, HI. They have made many friends dnring their residence here.
Totals' ...;.._.,^..... Score by inntoga—-
Fknn 0 0 0
Salem 0 0 0
Hit by pitcher, Thomas. Sanden; stolen bases—Haines, Cranier, Thom¬ as, L. Lents, Botts, Conduff, Davison, Gill.
0 2 0 10 0—3 0 0 0 11 0—3
WILL CLAV COUNTV HOIiD A PBOFITABLB FAR»IKBH'
IN8TITUTB IN l»aO?
We have done our very best In se lecting good siieskers for this Insti tute. We have also chosen subieets of vJUl Interast to farmen 6f Clity County. We ara trymg to hold the Inatitute at a time when wc think most farmers can arrange to attend. Oor plan is to bring the tanetera to¬ gether where tbey can exchange ideaa with each other and obtain In¬ formation from the inatructora that may mean a good deal to ua In the futura advancement of general farming. Better roads. better schools, better churches, better homes and a better community apir¬ it
Now let's be honest with our- aelves and families. Great. responsi¬ bility is on our shoulders. Will ws carry the load to the best of our ability or will we lay down on the job?
Brother farmer, your presence at Clay County Farmera' Institute and the information you will get might Induce your son and daughter to stay on the farm. You must consider these things when setting an ex¬ ample for tbe future generation. You can'^ afford to miss these meetings. September 1, 2, 3, 1920, at Louis¬ ville. Bring the family and atay- ali day. Come and profit by coming. CLINT LOOAN. President Institute
publish It in full in our next issue.
MRS. GRIFFIN ENTBRTAINS
The pratty home of Mr. and Mra. C. L. Oriffto on North Main straet waa the scene of a social affair Mon¬ day eveaing when Mra. Oriffin entor¬ tained a number of lady friends in honor of Mrs. F. Tonney. who de¬ parted for Swifton. Ark., on Wed¬ needay. where she will be located for several moaths. The evening' was spent in pleaaant conversation and mnsle en the rictrola. Lato in the evening refreshments consisting of tee > cream, cake and coffee wera serVed by the hostess. Tliose pres¬ ent wera: Mmes. H. M; Cummins, Ron Meyer, Jas. Wilson, B. A. Ar bnranot. Chas. Chiekedants, C.
AN ANALOGY
And Joab said to Amasa, "Art thou in health, my brotbarT" AaA Joab took Amass by the beard with the right hand to kiss fclnr. But Amasa took no heed io the- sword that was in Joab'a hand, so he sihota him therawlth in the fifth rib, and shed out his bowels to the ground and struck him not again, and he died.—II Samuel 20:9-10.
HIGH SCHOOL RBITNION
In connection with the dedtaatlon of the "Memorial Light" by the graduating claas ot 1917 a party wlil be given in the gym room to which all alumnae of the H.-S. T. H. S. are
-w. ^..-= » ~. E.l Invited. Monday. Aug. 16. at 8:00
GlbfonT wTwT McMaben""FerdTnaad! P- «• -A'ler "»« preaentation address Tbriney Barl-Taylor, W S Cooper, end the unveiling of the memorial SalUe Harrell, C. L. Griffin and the 'o" «»'• ^*"l '»« answerad In Misses Mary Major, Ida Biaekbura. 1 the assembly hall by the presl Minnie E. Cole. Maude Ruasell, "entof e»ch claas as to the number Riilth Tilton . of their Class present.
*""" ^'"!^^ I Thta ta the fint raunion of this
CUinXO NEAR MOORE'S BRIDGE ^J,"^ grelt'suM^' "^ '" •«P«"'»<' »"
I*r. and MrTlTE. Prince and' „X^*J«°'« ,;'»''»= ¦»;•" i?*^" daughter, -Mtas Juanlta, Prof, and f^.T^n^?!. ' * "^ ^^ °
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RAILROAD NOTES
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Mra. Henry Lngle was a «reek-end vtaitor in Bast St. Louis.
Mra. C. B. Wright and daughter. GbMidMe, ara vtalting friends aad ralativee at Whiting, Ind.
Mra. C. O. David aad childron wera Sunday vtaltora at Sumner.
C. V. Mowray spent a few last vreek ftohtog in the iSmbar north of Snmner.
Mr aad Mm. Ralph Rlttenhonae ara visittag. tHbhds and retattvne at Chicago and Battle Creek, Mtok.
See several tti onr bbys eomtag ta with baga of potaleee, fine ones, tee. 70e a peek in Bast St. Louta. Tkera's a raason. also 06 cento dlfferanee. Why?
C. H. Oireaglar ta off on his vaea¬ tion and with hia family ara gone ett a motor trip througn Indtana aiMt Ohio.
Lawrenee Stevens is now mee- senger boy, ti«e L. Christy, trana¬ ferred to Chief Aecountanb of flee.
B. E. Manhall ta off on hta twp weeks' vaeation. Deetlnation un¬ known, aa Bd had no baggage oheok- $d and ridea en a pass.
Mastora Carrol and Nobert Leon¬ ard ara visiting relatives at Herrta,
Mra W. F. Oillbtt and danght!^. Eugenia, ara Tisltteg frienda "attA ralativea \a Wnihigtbn, Ind
We see by. |ke papera, l|ip|4l|i «f the hie four ortfer ara th ' aaklag Praaidafit to eall .,.^.„ abd look into the protltfenT^^
alM ?|*flt««Hln iSberlSSr'gi Ing. L# the Beod work gn^^ >¦ they are aU pireeecnted and 1' Unit ot the law.
Mr. gad Mn. C. C. Rip ed this week eo an through tbe ^asi( and wt
bUnj asbla
class parties.
RECOVERED STOLEN CAR
Mrs. F. W. Cox and daughtera, Dor. ot^ and Margaratr Ond Mr. asd Mn. E. K. Beaver and little daughter,
and MlSa HInkie of near Noble,! —¦
pitched their tents on tbe banks of Several months ago H. W. Shriner the Wabash about one mile east of had hta garage broken open and his Moore's bridge Monday afternoon,and Ford stolen. No trace at the time have decided to try a week of camp coald be found of tbe car. but by per- Ufe and get aear the heart of natura. aiatent hunting and watching it waa Tbe men will ftah and of course the at last loeated in d garage at Tay- ladies WUI take a much needed rest' lorville. Stato's Attoraey Shriner, ae- from that strenuous city life. It will eompanled by Bd OInder, our Ford be great sport and recreation from man, departed tor Taytorville Tuee- the atora, the school room, railroad day, recovered tbe Pord and drove
home, Wednesday,
They also tovfiA an auto of the de¬ scription of H. M. Cummins' car, which waa atolen from hto garage tn Flora almost a year ago.
We congratulato Mr. Sbrinet- on A gay chiidren'a party waa held on. the recovery of hla ear and wiah Mr. the H. F. Pixley lawn Tueada^ after-' Cummlna every success tn recovering noon, when Mra. Pixley entertained, his car a numlier of little glrta in honor of
shops and household duties.
No doubt the outing will be thor¬ oughly atiityai.
PARTY FOR VIsrnNO OITBMM
MRS. J08KPH BURTON * ENTERTAINS *FOB GUESTS
t Wallace Tatnan died at hta home, \ tiie Cottage Hotel, Monday moratog, r Angnst 2,^920, nt 2:0f o'eloek from I a ennpllcmon of diseases, mostly I dae from di9psy. i Mr.jratman bad been seriously af-
; flMeg for seraral months.
The fnneral serrice, in cliarge of Rev. J. E. Corwin, pastor ot the JPBrstBapttat churah, took place trom '\^\ba tamily home Tneaday afternoon i at 2:00 o'clock. After the aerrieea b the ramaina were laid to reat at the I' Kneff cemetery.
mnoeixD from denveb
J. H. Riggto and.aan arrived Sat uiday from their boat* In Denver for a vtoit with ratatlvee to this vlctaity. The trip was njwde -vU the Ford rante. liie tlSO-mlle trip was eever- «d la 7 day! wtthoat aeeld«it or de- tlay. Mr. and Mrs. Biggie left Flora ' four yeara hgo lor Daihrer
vABMsrVfO^ emit ear baby
Mr. and Mn. Lem IHtoabs nre tbe proud panhto of a hoy bnbir, ^bora
AA ber home bs BaM. Flora Prtdar eveatag, Mra. Jos. M^niwi gave very: pleasant pg|*y"tDf ler nleees. Ulsew Lois and^f«iyn M Witt of Osntrailta. Tha tl|ne wss spent in games and nuiaic, and a Jolly tiaso generally. The hostess served her gneeto dainty raCrashmento, vrhich was a pleaaant feature of the party.
Present were Lois and Evelyn De Witt. Margaret Nelly. Sylvia Hanna Vesta and -Opal Jacobs. Juanlta Prince and Vesta Pittman.
WILL TEACH AT LAKE
.. CITY, SOUTH CAHOUNA
ROOM AND BOARD W^ANTBD
Anyone wishing to furnish rooms or rooms and boara to high school studenta should communicato with Flemin W. Cox, Superintendent of the High Scbool, who ta compiling a I{Bt,~ to eaable students to find ptaceff to room and board. 4<-48.
BnUFH ANNOUNCEMENT
Annonncemento have been received by a number of Ptara tolka of the birth of a son-to Mr.,and Mra. O. W. Bell, of Detroit, Mich. Th* mother was fonnerly Miss Jett Pottner at thts etty. The Itttle heir, their fint born, lias been named C. Wesley Jr,
Prof, and Mra. J. B. Monroe de¬ parted Monday for Lake City South Carolina. Prof. Monroe, for the past three yeara has been the agricultural and manual traintog Instructor in the H.-S. T. H. S. in thta city, resign¬ ing his iKMltion to accept a simitar position at Lake City, 26 miles from bis home place, Marion, S. C.
Mra. Moaroe (nee Menely) was the musto instractor In the H.-S. T. H. a daring tbe term of 1919-1920.
Tbe Reeord, witb a host ot Plora frienda regret to see these esttawbto yobOg foBcs leave ear eity, bnt wiah them sneeess and happiness to their sontben bome.
PrOf. and Mra. Monroe are leisure¬ ly mailing the trip vta automobile.
. ROYAL NEIGHBOR PIC.NIC
About one hundrad Royal-INeigh- bor ladlee with their tamtlles and gueste gathered at Bothwell's Ford on the Wabaab last Priday and en¬ ioyed an old-faahloned baaket picnic. It waa the eleventh aaniveraary of Independent Camp No. 6904. All departed for their homeg tato to the aftaraoon. The day waa thoroughly enioyed by tbe children and alao the grown-upa In swimming, wading to the river,, aad with a bountiful aap¬ ply Of good eato.
FOR SALB CHEAP
ntEE STATB FAIR TICKRI8
I have for free dtotribution .to
school children of Clay Connty SOO
tiefceto to the IlUnoto Stata Fah^
Wednesdajr. ASSg. 4, 1920. ThiBrlleae good- on Monday. Angnat 28_onI|f.
dnesday. Ann. 4. i«iQ. THe^ntne ,has bow> af**" the name bt "Wil-
tord Priew
GBO: W. BREWER. Connty Super-
_jj^ totendent ef Schooto.
her gpesto, Mary Josephine Holsen and Jean Fox of Allendile. Various out-door games were ptayed and be¬ fore the little guests went home they were served the delightful confec¬ tion dear to all tbe kiddles, Ice creani and cake. Thoae making up tbe hap¬ py party were Mary Joaephine Hol¬ sen, Jean Pox. Lucille Maxwell, Has¬ el Akers. Ruth Akera, Maxine and Sara Duff, Lenore Maxwell, Martito Mann, Lillian Broeg, Catherine Tibbs, Helen Akera, Catherine Peeples, Margaret Neir Wilson. Hehry Harrison, Catherine Tilton, Margarat Mann.
RBCEPTION FOR NBW PASTOR
RAPTIST 8. S. PICNIC
It was a merry eager crowd tbat loaded Into autoes Thursday, bound for ttae popniar picnic grounds at Bothwetl's Ford on the Wabash. Al¬ most the entira memberahip and' 8. S. of First Bnpttot Chnreh com¬ posed the crowd. Tbe noeatday Innch apread uader the sluule at oak atfA hiapto was a sight to ptanae the veriest epionrean appetite. Pried chicken and mora chicken passed and repassed the hungry picnickera until even the email boys were satto¬ fied. Delicious home mside eakes,and freesen of Ice cupam, fintahed the meal. That eaoh and every one sur¬ vived Is a marvel.
At, the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Rogera on tbe evening of July 30 a cordial public reception was ttndered Rev. Earl Corwin and w|flB. < The former hgvlng accepted a call to the pastorate of Plrat Baptist ehnreh ot Flora, About 100 membera and frienda of the congragaUon were prasent. A pleasant courtesy was the Invltotlon of the minlstora and their wives of the other ehurabes. The ut¬ most good will and cordiality pre¬ vailed. An toformal program ot talks and music was enioyed. Rev. and Mrs. Corwin have already made boeta of new triends by their sin¬ cerity and gracious manner. The ladles of the churah aerved delicioua calra and Ice eream.
One good Cooking Range; thrae aoft ccal beatara; two or three bed- ateada; two bed-sprlnga; one mat- traaa: some tables aad Various other attleiee of kitohea and bonsehold -fbraltnra'
T. B. OREENLAW.
Commwclal Phone 274-8.
Mra. Walter Hopkinson and dgugh tar Sarah Loniae retnraed to Olney ifonday after a week'a viait wttb iDr. B, A. Havklnaon and mother, on Nerth avenue.
A PLBAS.%NT EVE.\INO
Miss Otadys Barker gave an in¬ formal party at her home on west Nortb avenue, Priday evening to sev¬ eral members of the "Witty Club" and their guesta.
Plans wora made for the annual outing of the elub.
Mtaa Bepae Thompson, of Chicago waa On ont-of-toarn gnest.
Retraahmenta et lee craam and eake'lrera enjoyed.
BOl-S AND GQtUI OALF
CLUB BBI50 FORMED
Frctf. Siser, thi new profeesor of agricnitara to Hartoiv-Stanford Ugh school, nnd other progreeUve farm- era «ad Meek ralsera ««ar Flora, are now tondr Meps to organiae a beys aad gtrie Hblatein calf clnb.
XEUIA cmunmAx cueetm
Elder tri e. iabtttaa wlU^PMaah Priday night at Xenta Ckttotian chnreh. VOu are invited to oOgM,
AOenTED NEW POMITON
vtait NtaMMW IWta^ Waal C, andllOw Tort <5lty.
Mr. and Mn, C. a. Wad4^/A«v«H- ed Sunday fer Cowden, wt' wlil spend tba iraek vteltig and ratatlnsa.
Saturday, Jnly 81, we cara east boMid In three bbtrt^. JOo Long was 0^« M. and he skra ;Wiit around the iSh^k. b. Notjanoagk oan at tbat.TWft' TV7'
The lovely ahower or made a record ot rain for th^ of July. Oivlng ua from one to tt rains eaeh -week tor month. Seema Ilka tlw on our side if ^1
Mlssi, J.)gfhs.i": was the guest-of Mii last Thuraday. . .,_^^
E. C. Coil, a. Y. M., tOMrMft is daya off Satnrdar and Sgtiday apent them Joy riding. " -
Harry Bruner rOenaMd Monday after a two-weeki* vyg Heary ramalned in Flora meet of tho tiaae, owing to High Cost of vtalttaB ont of tenrn. - . "f
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HtMlTICULTURAt/ MKE13N0
On last Thursday aa taterestiaig meeting wns iield at Saten. PROiCaiAtC Dr Ji R. Lambert, Prasldent, Addrasa of Welcome, J. E. Mc¬ Mackln, Miuror.
L. Mcllvalne. .v .,.. biiittas of cooparatW* in Illinota, Prof. J. W, 'fl. The insect situstion in lABO.asd the rotation to the fruit IMnstnr. W. P. Flint, Chief Field Bntbmota-. gist. U. of I.
What Marion County ta doing for Horticnitura, Pred J, Blackbdn. Farm Adviser.
Prograssive work on experimental work, W. S. Davis, Departmectal Ail-> vlser. U. of I.
The 1920 crop, H. M. Dunlap.'Sa¬ voy,
Seeratary's addrass, A. M. AUgm- tine. Normal.
Open discuslon—Any question: Spraytog.
Wintor Injury to Peaches. Markettog. Fertility. • Variety. Coi. J. Mack Tanner, P. H. Simy-'.. son and B. A. Arbuthnot, of Fton.^; wera in attendance. <
Reply, The ^»
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Lloyd,
J. M. Morgaa bas accepted a gov- ernaaeot positios aa an internal rav- enae inapeetor. He haa gone to Waah¬ tagton, D. C, whera he will receive Instructions for forty-five days In the duties of his new position.
Mr. Morgan was for six years the efficient book-keeper of the Simp¬ son Prult Co., In this city. He re¬ cently installed a new set ot boolcs for Medley-Carney Co.
All his friends Join The Record In wtahtag him suecess.
UTTLB FOLKS ENTERTAINED
Margarat Nelle Songer enterUined twenty-five of her Httle friends at a party July 26, 1920, in honor of her fifth birthday anniversary.
Dainty rafreshments and all day anckera wera served to the guesta. Margaret Nelle received many pret¬ ty gifta. A good time was enjoyed by all.
MED IN WAYNE €|OUNTr
D. S. Tiiaefceray was called to southera Wayne Oonnty. htat Friday on aeeoant of the deatn of bts fath¬ er. David Thaekdray.
RAISES SUBSdUPTION fLVtK
I
KOnCE
The Flora Reeord. Plora, HI.
Oentlemen:
At a meating of tlie Commission- era tast Monday night. August 2i^. a resointion waa paased antborlstng the acting Mayor and Straet Oom- mlssloner to appeal to the ciric prhta of the citizens of Plora, to cut the weeds on the vacant lota, alleys and '^ streets In froot of their property.
We have had mora moiatnra than usual, which has induced a heavier growth of weeds.
A declaration by the Board .A Health that such growth is detrK mental to the good bealtb of the citlaens would enable yonr Gommto- slonera to enforce the entrakg M Qda growth. Instead of that^pMtadnra we appeal to the cittaena of the vari¬ ous sections Of Flora ia'Witp thta matter up voluntartbr. and .proceed wtth a ragutar. vraed' campaiga. Angnst Is kill them. P. H
B. W. BRYAHT; Streer^uni
. The Tentopolls Press has raised ito subscription rato from ll.SO to $2.00 per year and ft* odverMstog nxte to 29 cehts per inch for dtoptoy and IA 'ens per line for resdera
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AITBMDICtTIB OPERA1
Sovnral daya ago Barl , Ing-oavtbaaat bf FMra. ttaa' oa tar apuepdlcitto at the, home, he being too iU tp the Olfiey sanlUrium. WXrintJank Wbbee came out und did tbefMMMeal "werfc.-- Pnensaonta de»ela#lwr.fftar the operation and he waa ptottjrsick for awhile, bnt is new doing nicely.
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CLAV Cb^tSTjr PBOPLB PICNIC
m sotnniEKiir .California
The annual Illinois picnic and bas¬ ket dinner waa held in Bixby Park, Long Beach, Cal. Saturday, July 24, 1930.
It ta claimed that 150,000 former Illinois people are now rasldents of Southern Oallfornta and that ^tbe number ta increasing every year.
liie followtog former Clay Oounty people wera ragtatered as present,giv- ^ng their former places of resldtoce in our county:
Z. T. Walker, Xenia.
Mr. and Mra. Mv.M. Moore, XOnia.
seth Foster, Louisville.
Mr. and- Mra. Roy L. Medcalf and son, Randolph, Flora.
Mis* Mary Bowler. .Flora.:'
Miss Myerl Bowler, Flora.'
Mra. Mamie Hanna Carpenter, Flora.
Chas. C, Smith, Flora.
Mra. Lucy Thomas Smith, Flora.
Mra. Oiie Ingalls Neeley, Flora.
Mtas Cosa Ingalta Flora.
Mts. Pearl Ingalls, Flora.
Mra. Maude' Oreen .Symonda, Flora
Claude B, Smith, Flora.
Mrs. Z. T. Green, FiOra. , J. A. Moora, Sailor Springs.
Mra.' Lola Conley MoNulty. Sailor Sprtogs.
Miss Ktale Moora. Sailor Springs.
Mra. Ahnn Karr Weare, Clay City.
Mr. and Mra. D. C. Pixley, Ingra¬ ham.
Randolph Smith, vtaitor, Flora.
Old acquatnUnces wera renewed at the raunion of Ctay County people and a most delightful day spent by all.
"inrts CLUB" outing
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HMNOS BACK THB BACON
The B. aiid O. athletic team can ptoy baH better away from home than dp thea^ owd lot, if the scora card is any evMegoe.
Sunday the shop team went to Saiem, thara to try their luck at re¬ deeming thelbselTes for ttae defeat of the Snndajr nravlons.
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Bad gronnds caused a bench ot er; on both aides, three betag ehMltod np against Flora, while Salem marked up seven in their eol- dmg.
Plpra's three rans wera gatherad on five talta, wtaile Salem could gar¬ ner oMly two rnns on seyen hUs. Man- agar Okerry announces a gdme with Ednweod next Snnday at 1:00 p. m.
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COaiMITTEB DECIDB8 JPOR
ONLY ONB NOMINBB
Last Friday afteraoon the Repub¬ lican Senatorial CommlUne for the 48nd Legtalative Diatrtet, composed of the eountles of Ciay. Marlon. •rK.tT OF SPBBCH IN NKXT ISSUBj CUnton and Effingham, met in
I Flora, to decide liow many men to
... ......... . I nominate In tbe September ISth
Uent-Gov. John O. Oglesby, ofl"|i"'"jr' " "
5!.''*i"'''!L'"21*'^I..l".'S'^n%' About 60 Republicans from the Tueeday aftaingi^iVMfUg throngh ,„^, counties were present and talks
wera made on poMthnl eondltiens.
by eute from VNtHpOai.
Bb made a tltWen minote address «t the 0»era hetme to a good-eiaed
Hto «Mi«netatlo« of.the. Thompaon ^,0^. decided to stond tor only
aHNhine. showtog the Mernyiileva HKHheds anH the dtoloyatty Of the Chicago Mayor during the war, when he waa d«iouneed hy Theodora Roosevtit, brought foHh applause from the audience. The two men run¬ ntog tor U, 8. Senator and govera¬ or on the Thompaon slate ara prob¬ ably very good men personally, but they are In bad company tying up With Thompson, and his support should damn them with all patriotic Republicans unless Smith aad Small come out and openly rapudiate the Thorapson-Luodin outfit.
Owing to lack of time and apace
While general eondlthwe looked good for Harding and QOOlIdge, tho coPimiUee. after hearing tkim the
•ne nomtoee.
The' committeeman from Clinton County ia dead, ieavtag three mem¬ bera—J. C. Sanden of Clay County, Mr. Bvans of Marion County, and Herman R. Sherbarth ot Btfingham County.
Marion and Clinton fellows wera for one nopkinee, Effingham county was for two nominees, and the fact of only thrae committeemen left U up to Ctoy County's man to decide, and he voted for one.
Thera ara two announced candi¬ dates, Chas. L. McMackln of Salem, and J. A. Bateman of Ctay City. Mr.
we conld not piit in type Oglesby's b^^^qJ^ii'.^^, ,„, t^„ nominations, plea on which he U asking the votes j,„t his own connty failed to sustain of Illinois Republicans, but we will ^^ |„ ^Yia caucus
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LEAVES FOR EXTENDED TRIP TO THE
BAST
Miss Cecil McOraw, Kenner cor¬ respondent for The Reoord, left tast Thnrsday tor an extended trip tn the eaat. She accompanied Mra. Lena Hang Jones and sister, Jennie K. Haug, of Cleveland, O., who have |beeB spending the summe> Jn Cam¬ bria, 111., with their paranto. Rev. and Mn. E. J. Haug. They, with aaiaa other friends, will spend the month of Augnst camptog on Lake Elrie, whera they expect to he Joined ... -etydn-MeOswy, oxtBear Tprk. dnx^ Jng Ua vaeation. The party will to- ~ ' a trip to Mtaiara ruto. Mtoa llrew haa not decided Jnat when will re^i^
ANOTHER crrndEN IS
OAUUED BT OEATH
Ah -tianttil event which ta always looked ferttord to with a great deal of ipteMst-tty the "Witty Club," a groiw-. H hlih school atudenta, a't whien Ilug tbe club membera of eighteen vivacioua young ladies go Into camp for a week or ten dayg for one good time camping, eating, alng- ing, awimmtog, wadtog and en]oy- tog a grand out-of-door Ufe The tnn sUrted Tueaday moralng early when a truck loaded with camp aup¬ pllea. aiMl,«n$(>nioblles fUlad wjKh the JojflSuB girls landed at Bothwoirs Ford and unloaded on the banks of the Wabash. The glrta have formed a ukulele club and will have plenty of Hawaiian musie.
The ehaperones ara Mra. Irl Hansbrough, Mra. J. Bowman and Miaa Mildred Miller.
Following ara the club membera: The Miases Dorothy Anderson, Mary Cummins. Mary and Martha Bow¬ man, Celta Tibbs. Eva and Iva Luak, Lois Bradford, Pauline Meyers. Evelyn Songer, Frances SUnford, Katherine Ricketts, Otodya Barker. Erms Young. Cora Edith Harwood, Virginia Mann, Pauline McCauley, ot Flora, and Edna Yohe, of Mt. Erie.
HAS LEASED CAMPBELL FARM
Prof. S. E. SIser, of Armstrong 111., has leased the W. A. Campbell farm west ot Flore and will move his family here next week.
Prof. Siser was employed as agri¬ cultural Instructor at Armstrong the past jrear. The high, school board of dlrectora In thta city fortunately se cured his services'as agricultural In- atractor in the H.-S. T. H. S. for the enantog year. As he desires to live on a farm where he will be able to make demonstrations in the study of agrieultura. he found the Campbell farm very desirable.
Mr. and Mra. Campbell will retura soon to their old home near Wauke- gan, HI. They have made many friends dnring their residence here.
Totals' ...;.._.,^..... Score by inntoga—-
Fknn 0 0 0
Salem 0 0 0
Hit by pitcher, Thomas. Sanden; stolen bases—Haines, Cranier, Thom¬ as, L. Lents, Botts, Conduff, Davison, Gill.
0 2 0 10 0—3 0 0 0 11 0—3
WILL CLAV COUNTV HOIiD A PBOFITABLB FAR»IKBH'
IN8TITUTB IN l»aO?
We have done our very best In se lecting good siieskers for this Insti tute. We have also chosen subieets of vJUl Interast to farmen 6f Clity County. We ara trymg to hold the Inatitute at a time when wc think most farmers can arrange to attend. Oor plan is to bring the tanetera to¬ gether where tbey can exchange ideaa with each other and obtain In¬ formation from the inatructora that may mean a good deal to ua In the futura advancement of general farming. Better roads. better schools, better churches, better homes and a better community apir¬ it
Now let's be honest with our- aelves and families. Great. responsi¬ bility is on our shoulders. Will ws carry the load to the best of our ability or will we lay down on the job?
Brother farmer, your presence at Clay County Farmera' Institute and the information you will get might Induce your son and daughter to stay on the farm. You must consider these things when setting an ex¬ ample for tbe future generation. You can'^ afford to miss these meetings. September 1, 2, 3, 1920, at Louis¬ ville. Bring the family and atay- ali day. Come and profit by coming. CLINT LOOAN. President Institute
publish It in full in our next issue.
MRS. GRIFFIN ENTBRTAINS
The pratty home of Mr. and Mra. C. L. Oriffto on North Main straet waa the scene of a social affair Mon¬ day eveaing when Mra. Oriffin entor¬ tained a number of lady friends in honor of Mrs. F. Tonney. who de¬ parted for Swifton. Ark., on Wed¬ needay. where she will be located for several moaths. The evening' was spent in pleaaant conversation and mnsle en the rictrola. Lato in the evening refreshments consisting of tee > cream, cake and coffee wera serVed by the hostess. Tliose pres¬ ent wera: Mmes. H. M; Cummins, Ron Meyer, Jas. Wilson, B. A. Ar bnranot. Chas. Chiekedants, C.
AN ANALOGY
And Joab said to Amasa, "Art thou in health, my brotbarT" AaA Joab took Amass by the beard with the right hand to kiss fclnr. But Amasa took no heed io the- sword that was in Joab'a hand, so he sihota him therawlth in the fifth rib, and shed out his bowels to the ground and struck him not again, and he died.—II Samuel 20:9-10.
HIGH SCHOOL RBITNION
In connection with the dedtaatlon of the "Memorial Light" by the graduating claas ot 1917 a party wlil be given in the gym room to which all alumnae of the H.-S. T. H. S. are
-w. ^..-= » ~. E.l Invited. Monday. Aug. 16. at 8:00
GlbfonT wTwT McMaben""FerdTnaad! P- «• -A'ler "»« preaentation address Tbriney Barl-Taylor, W S Cooper, end the unveiling of the memorial SalUe Harrell, C. L. Griffin and the 'o" «»'• ^*"l '»« answerad In Misses Mary Major, Ida Biaekbura. 1 the assembly hall by the presl Minnie E. Cole. Maude Ruasell, "entof e»ch claas as to the number Riilth Tilton . of their Class present.
*""" ^'"!^^ I Thta ta the fint raunion of this
CUinXO NEAR MOORE'S BRIDGE ^J,"^ grelt'suM^' "^ '" •«P«"'»¦ they are aU pireeecnted and 1' Unit ot the law.
Mr. gad Mn. C. C. Rip ed this week eo an through tbe ^asi( and wt
bUnj asbla
class parties.
RECOVERED STOLEN CAR
Mrs. F. W. Cox and daughtera, Dor. ot^ and Margaratr Ond Mr. asd Mn. E. K. Beaver and little daughter,
and MlSa HInkie of near Noble,! —¦
pitched their tents on tbe banks of Several months ago H. W. Shriner the Wabash about one mile east of had hta garage broken open and his Moore's bridge Monday afternoon,and Ford stolen. No trace at the time have decided to try a week of camp coald be found of tbe car. but by per- Ufe and get aear the heart of natura. aiatent hunting and watching it waa Tbe men will ftah and of course the at last loeated in d garage at Tay- ladies WUI take a much needed rest' lorville. Stato's Attoraey Shriner, ae- from that strenuous city life. It will eompanled by Bd OInder, our Ford be great sport and recreation from man, departed tor Taytorville Tuee- the atora, the school room, railroad day, recovered tbe Pord and drove
home, Wednesday,
They also tovfiA an auto of the de¬ scription of H. M. Cummins' car, which waa atolen from hto garage tn Flora almost a year ago.
We congratulato Mr. Sbrinet- on A gay chiidren'a party waa held on. the recovery of hla ear and wiah Mr. the H. F. Pixley lawn Tueada^ after-' Cummlna every success tn recovering noon, when Mra. Pixley entertained, his car a numlier of little glrta in honor of
shops and household duties.
No doubt the outing will be thor¬ oughly atiityai.
PARTY FOR VIsrnNO OITBMM
MRS. J08KPH BURTON * ENTERTAINS *FOB GUESTS
t Wallace Tatnan died at hta home, \ tiie Cottage Hotel, Monday moratog, r Angnst 2,^920, nt 2:0f o'eloek from I a ennpllcmon of diseases, mostly I dae from di9psy. i Mr.jratman bad been seriously af-
; flMeg for seraral months.
The fnneral serrice, in cliarge of Rev. J. E. Corwin, pastor ot the JPBrstBapttat churah, took place trom '\^\ba tamily home Tneaday afternoon i at 2:00 o'clock. After the aerrieea b the ramaina were laid to reat at the I' Kneff cemetery.
mnoeixD from denveb
J. H. Riggto and.aan arrived Sat uiday from their boat* In Denver for a vtoit with ratatlvee to this vlctaity. The trip was njwde -vU the Ford rante. liie tlSO-mlle trip was eever- «d la 7 day! wtthoat aeeld«it or de- tlay. Mr. and Mrs. Biggie left Flora ' four yeara hgo lor Daihrer
vABMsrVfO^ emit ear baby
Mr. and Mn. Lem IHtoabs nre tbe proud panhto of a hoy bnbir, ^bora
AA ber home bs BaM. Flora Prtdar eveatag, Mra. Jos. M^niwi gave very: pleasant pg|*y"tDf ler nleees. Ulsew Lois and^f«iyn M Witt of Osntrailta. Tha tl|ne wss spent in games and nuiaic, and a Jolly tiaso generally. The hostess served her gneeto dainty raCrashmento, vrhich was a pleaaant feature of the party.
Present were Lois and Evelyn De Witt. Margaret Nelly. Sylvia Hanna Vesta and -Opal Jacobs. Juanlta Prince and Vesta Pittman.
WILL TEACH AT LAKE
.. CITY, SOUTH CAHOUNA
ROOM AND BOARD W^ANTBD
Anyone wishing to furnish rooms or rooms and boara to high school studenta should communicato with Flemin W. Cox, Superintendent of the High Scbool, who ta compiling a I{Bt,~ to eaable students to find ptaceff to room and board. 4 af**" the name bt "Wil-
tord Priew
GBO: W. BREWER. Connty Super-
_jj^ totendent ef Schooto.
her gpesto, Mary Josephine Holsen and Jean Fox of Allendile. Various out-door games were ptayed and be¬ fore the little guests went home they were served the delightful confec¬ tion dear to all tbe kiddles, Ice creani and cake. Thoae making up tbe hap¬ py party were Mary Joaephine Hol¬ sen, Jean Pox. Lucille Maxwell, Has¬ el Akers. Ruth Akera, Maxine and Sara Duff, Lenore Maxwell, Martito Mann, Lillian Broeg, Catherine Tibbs, Helen Akera, Catherine Peeples, Margaret Neir Wilson. Hehry Harrison, Catherine Tilton, Margarat Mann.
RBCEPTION FOR NBW PASTOR
RAPTIST 8. S. PICNIC
It was a merry eager crowd tbat loaded Into autoes Thursday, bound for ttae popniar picnic grounds at Bothwetl's Ford on the Wabash. Al¬ most the entira memberahip and' 8. S. of First Bnpttot Chnreh com¬ posed the crowd. Tbe noeatday Innch apread uader the sluule at oak atfA hiapto was a sight to ptanae the veriest epionrean appetite. Pried chicken and mora chicken passed and repassed the hungry picnickera until even the email boys were satto¬ fied. Delicious home mside eakes,and freesen of Ice cupam, fintahed the meal. That eaoh and every one sur¬ vived Is a marvel.
At, the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Rogera on tbe evening of July 30 a cordial public reception was ttndered Rev. Earl Corwin and w|flB. < The former hgvlng accepted a call to the pastorate of Plrat Baptist ehnreh ot Flora, About 100 membera and frienda of the congragaUon were prasent. A pleasant courtesy was the Invltotlon of the minlstora and their wives of the other ehurabes. The ut¬ most good will and cordiality pre¬ vailed. An toformal program ot talks and music was enioyed. Rev. and Mrs. Corwin have already made boeta of new triends by their sin¬ cerity and gracious manner. The ladles of the churah aerved delicioua calra and Ice eream.
One good Cooking Range; thrae aoft ccal beatara; two or three bed- ateada; two bed-sprlnga; one mat- traaa: some tables aad Various other attleiee of kitohea and bonsehold -fbraltnra'
T. B. OREENLAW.
Commwclal Phone 274-8.
Mra. Walter Hopkinson and dgugh tar Sarah Loniae retnraed to Olney ifonday after a week'a viait wttb iDr. B, A. Havklnaon and mother, on Nerth avenue.
A PLBAS.%NT EVE.\INO
Miss Otadys Barker gave an in¬ formal party at her home on west Nortb avenue, Priday evening to sev¬ eral members of the "Witty Club" and their guesta.
Plans wora made for the annual outing of the elub.
Mtaa Bepae Thompson, of Chicago waa On ont-of-toarn gnest.
Retraahmenta et lee craam and eake'lrera enjoyed.
BOl-S AND GQtUI OALF
CLUB BBI50 FORMED
Frctf. Siser, thi new profeesor of agricnitara to Hartoiv-Stanford Ugh school, nnd other progreeUve farm- era «ad Meek ralsera ««ar Flora, are now tondr Meps to organiae a beys aad gtrie Hblatein calf clnb.
XEUIA cmunmAx cueetm
Elder tri e. iabtttaa wlU^PMaah Priday night at Xenta Ckttotian chnreh. VOu are invited to oOgM,
AOenTED NEW POMITON
vtait NtaMMW IWta^ Waal C, andllOw Tort <5lty.
Mr. and Mn, C. a. Wad4^/A«v«H- ed Sunday fer Cowden, wt' wlil spend tba iraek vteltig and ratatlnsa.
Saturday, Jnly 81, we cara east boMid In three bbtrt^. JOo Long was 0^« M. and he skra ;Wiit around the iSh^k. b. Notjanoagk oan at tbat.TWft' TV7'
The lovely ahower or made a record ot rain for th^ of July. Oivlng ua from one to tt rains eaeh -week tor month. Seema Ilka tlw on our side if ^1
Mlssi, J.)gfhs.i": was the guest-of Mii last Thuraday. . .,_^^
E. C. Coil, a. Y. M., tOMrMft is daya off Satnrdar and Sgtiday apent them Joy riding. " -
Harry Bruner rOenaMd Monday after a two-weeki* vyg Heary ramalned in Flora meet of tho tiaae, owing to High Cost of vtalttaB ont of tenrn. - . "f
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HtMlTICULTURAt/ MKE13N0
On last Thursday aa taterestiaig meeting wns iield at Saten. PROiCaiAtC Dr Ji R. Lambert, Prasldent, Addrasa of Welcome, J. E. Mc¬ Mackln, Miuror.
L. Mcllvalne. .v .,.. biiittas of cooparatW* in Illinota, Prof. J. W, 'fl. The insect situstion in lABO.asd the rotation to the fruit IMnstnr. W. P. Flint, Chief Field Bntbmota-. gist. U. of I.
What Marion County ta doing for Horticnitura, Pred J, Blackbdn. Farm Adviser.
Prograssive work on experimental work, W. S. Davis, Departmectal Ail-> vlser. U. of I.
The 1920 crop, H. M. Dunlap.'Sa¬ voy,
Seeratary's addrass, A. M. AUgm- tine. Normal.
Open discuslon—Any question: Spraytog.
Wintor Injury to Peaches. Markettog. Fertility. • Variety. Coi. J. Mack Tanner, P. H. Simy-'.. son and B. A. Arbuthnot, of Fton.^; wera in attendance. <
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Lloyd,
J. M. Morgaa bas accepted a gov- ernaaeot positios aa an internal rav- enae inapeetor. He haa gone to Waah¬ tagton, D. C, whera he will receive Instructions for forty-five days In the duties of his new position.
Mr. Morgan was for six years the efficient book-keeper of the Simp¬ son Prult Co., In this city. He re¬ cently installed a new set ot boolcs for Medley-Carney Co.
All his friends Join The Record In wtahtag him suecess.
UTTLB FOLKS ENTERTAINED
Margarat Nelle Songer enterUined twenty-five of her Httle friends at a party July 26, 1920, in honor of her fifth birthday anniversary.
Dainty rafreshments and all day anckera wera served to the guesta. Margaret Nelle received many pret¬ ty gifta. A good time was enjoyed by all.
MED IN WAYNE €|OUNTr
D. S. Tiiaefceray was called to southera Wayne Oonnty. htat Friday on aeeoant of the deatn of bts fath¬ er. David Thaekdray.
RAISES SUBSdUPTION fLVtK
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The Flora Reeord. Plora, HI.
Oentlemen:
At a meating of tlie Commission- era tast Monday night. August 2i^. a resointion waa paased antborlstng the acting Mayor and Straet Oom- mlssloner to appeal to the ciric prhta of the citizens of Plora, to cut the weeds on the vacant lota, alleys and '^ streets In froot of their property.
We have had mora moiatnra than usual, which has induced a heavier growth of weeds.
A declaration by the Board .A Health that such growth is detrK mental to the good bealtb of the citlaens would enable yonr Gommto- slonera to enforce the entrakg M Qda growth. Instead of that^pMtadnra we appeal to the cittaena of the vari¬ ous sections Of Flora ia'Witp thta matter up voluntartbr. and .proceed wtth a ragutar. vraed' campaiga. Angnst Is kill them. P. H
B. W. BRYAHT; Streer^uni
. The Tentopolls Press has raised ito subscription rato from ll.SO to $2.00 per year and ft* odverMstog nxte to 29 cehts per inch for dtoptoy and IA 'ens per line for resdera
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AITBMDICtTIB OPERA1
Sovnral daya ago Barl , Ing-oavtbaaat bf FMra. ttaa' oa tar apuepdlcitto at the, home, he being too iU tp the Olfiey sanlUrium. WXrintJank Wbbee came out und did tbefMMMeal "werfc.-- Pnensaonta de»ela#lwr.fftar the operation and he waa ptottjrsick for awhile, bnt is new doing nicely.
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